Real Estate Public Records — Owner, Value & Tax by Address
Submit addresses and parcel IDs together in one ordered batch and get one record per lookup in the same schema — owner of record, assessed and market value, tax history, and recorded sales — each row carrying its input_index so results line back up. Lookups that miss or fall outside coverage come back labeled and free. Records are the county's own; verify anything with legal weight at the source.
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Yes. Every lookup returns one row in the same schema, and each row carries input_index so results line back up with your input order.
No. Exact duplicates are resolved and charged once, while each occurrence still gets its own row.
You get a labeled not_covered or failed row with the reason, and it is not charged. Only completed records that return something you did not already supply are billable.
No. It must not be used for FCRA-regulated tenant, employment, credit or insurance screening, and it returns no non-public personal data.